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Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

At O conference OF labor leaders, held
on Wednesday in Chicago,it was agreed
TO call convention OF all the local
building trades unions 10 meet the hos.
tile program of the National Assc ola
tion Of Builders. The plum bers, steam
and gas filters, painters. brlcklayers
and etoDecutters, none Of whom belong
to the Chicago Building Trades Council
will be asked to send delegates to the
conference. Then will follow the call
for D national convention of the build
ing trades journeymen.
The blast furnace men of the Mahon.
ing and Shenango Valleys and the
Wheeling and Pittsburg districts met
Wednesday in Pittsburz and uuani.
mously demanded that the price of coke
he educed from 50 10 ST. 80 per ton on
June /. A committee was also ap.
pointed to confer with the railroad Off
oiais and endeavor to procure reduced
freight rates. The furnace men claim
that, owing to the dullness Of the trade
and the reduction in the price of pig
iron, they cannot pay 81 Per ton fol
coke. Their action may result in the
ending Of the coke strike, as any re-
duotion in the price Of coke will destroy
the argument OF the workmen for on
advance In wages.
The Connellsville Coke Syndicate II
cons idering plan for the introduction
of new men in the coke region. The
mem bers of the Syndicate say "thai
they are daily receiving applications
from scores of frst-olass men who are
willing and ready TO go to work. In
case they decide to put new men to
work they will be carefully protected
and the preference given to native
Americans, as they have found the
Hungarians too troublesome to make
any more experiments with them.'
The strike In the Connellsville reRior
hns caused an almost entire suspension
of iron ore shipments from Cleveland
and Ashtabula.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
Threatening Aspect OF tho Strike.

BRUSSELS, May 26.-rho situation Of
the miners' strike ut Seraing is assum
ing o more alarming aspect. Twenty
two hundred more miners have left
work and are tax ing part in the strike.
At Chartered 1900 men are on strike,
and the appearance Of affairs is grow.
ing more serious.
BRUSSELS, May 10 The iron work
ers affiliated with tho Knights OF Labor
have joined the strikers. Riots have
displaying black and red flags. The
mobs were In each case dispersed By
troops without serious trouble
A plot baa been discovered to attack
and nillaee Charleroi. 1t Is rumored
that tho strikers have used dy Mantle 81
Hains s.. Pierre and PaturaHes. A
telephone line has been cut at Mont
sur-M MarChiennes.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

nesses awrited the opening OF c0ar
tnis morning. Tue vince OF justic,
we're set 10 ms. on by fnlng Martin
Hsrper % FOR drunkenness. Marsir
wili have 70 70 over and board tho hnt
out a. Fort Lsmbsop. nj. j. Under
WOODS drunk ~as only worth $l and
costs. but he will have to keep HarpeI
loom pany.
! At the call for David Cunningham
and Joseph Sweeney, n couple of boys
aged about 10 and IA years, stepped
Into the witness box.
John Bsfnou, residing on Gilpiu
avenue, Forty Acres, testified that the
poys entered bis placs yesterday and
stole $45. He caught Cunningham and
recovered psrt of the money. In de
fault of $500 bail the boys were held for
IOourt.
George aipsworth then appeared aad
cnarged Cunningham with entering his
place on Wawnsett street on Monday
May rs, and stealing therefrom Q re
vo!ver. For this offence Cuaningham
was held In 3200 bail to answer al
Court.
Mrs. Helen B. Knapp. residing q,
Sixteenth aud Scott streets, then sp
peared and charged Cunningham with
taxing from her store on the 14th oi
April, . box OF so cigars valued nj
~ 90, for which offence he WAS held il
500 more for court.
Jacob Wright, n hard faced colored
kRsn, was pnt in the criminal dock and
WAS charged, by Mrs. Mary Nam
meie, with keeping . dtsorderiy house
MRS. Mammclo stated that she In tht
owner or several properties on LORD
street, between Fifth and Sixth, anc
wright occopits property contiguous
dis conduct wss so bad that her ton.
ants threatened To remove ous Of tbt
neighborhoed.
He has oolored and white mep nnj
women going In and ont at all hours
ana the curses, sweariog and noiee tina
lcome from the house distui b tho nela "a
oorhood 50 much that people could TO
rest at night. A number CT with. sss
wero examined, and al testified To til,
bad reputation of the place AL o
them saw white and coioTed men suC
Icolored and white young women 20 IL
and out, and one witness saw yuuu,
white girls in short dresses hnngini
around, and Wright ona time cam
down nnn whisileJ to them 10 COM
BACK wEen they were about goiuI
away.
Anothae w!.ness sew wbito wom OF
with babies in coaches go In.
Wright Esid no was q hard.woskirI
man, Lot home for several days SONS
times, and ha mad only one room loEec;
in which ha slept. n said som st.rn =
couple OF gentlemen friends uame Ii
} and slept in the saIno rom when ht
|, would lie on lounge down stairs u
said lie worked for several very respect
!, able white people In tne city who otter
, called 10 engage him to work
,I Dep1ty Attorney General Turns
asked hin II he over lived over Thir,
street bridge.
!, He said he did.
Nv AZ your wife . white woman" h
: asked.
''Sha was" answered Wright.
"What Was her namt?" seked Mr.
Turner.
81 "hary Ann Wilkip SON." apswere,
Il Wright. But she was my fiEss vile
and is dead now"
u After q reference TO the city ordi
. nauce, Judge Curnmins i'm mposed O Tn
Of $40 upon Wright.
Joseph Gio.2stte was charged wit
3 an assault and battery upon Charle
Pratessi. for whioh he WAS hneG IS 40
costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
BREvITiEs.

Tho eheapest u,sx mouse In tho CTR
Rumtcrd Bros 404 Market street.
ID calls from TO m midnlght at Fuilmer's.
roast dinners q speciality at Fullmer's.
Boiled spring chicken at Fulimsr's.
Doyilei and stewsd crabs at Fullmer's.
Turtle sup at fulImsr's.
loo cold salt oysters at Fnllmor's.
Fried oysters at FuIlmer's.
rannsd and steamed oysters at Fullnor's
Try BUNS coal you will ike is
Try Bush's coal you will surely like u.
W. !. kimble, groosr, and and Jgst.son.
niiiard Y. Davis, lswsief, 8 *. snd P.rss,
Ofsy Laundry. Si<tb ard SAfpley styos,
Fins 10 X. Rings, st HAMS, ls u. Foursn
Y. koop Smith, druggist, 9th and King.
Smoke Durstein's Key West tc. cigars.
Ordcr show casos ut Durstein's, 2l5 King.
Better bs alone than In bad company.
II costs moro to rsvsngo injuries than to
boar them.
One may diso,rn an ass In o lion's skin
without spectacles.
Tho crodit that 10 got by lie only lag,
until the truth comes cut.
90 to Shewafd Fourth and King, for bar
gaing In flour and feed. Phone <0s. r.
Wssains machine for sale At PieKeI stove
5tore, . Esst Fourth st.
Soit sb,ll crabs recslved daily at Harper
Bro y, ~ East Fourth street.
Try our cottage cheese; fresh every day j.
cents Dor pint. Fourth and Shiplcy stree 70
Murphoy 5on, BOY Sbipiey strost, take
the lea In first class furniture In tnis city
JAIL aud examine our stock.
II you cannot bite mover show your teeth,
'wHEs WAS A BOY "
"When was boy" tho krandsire said
To tho bright lad by his knee,
"Of the victors crowned win fame read
Who triumph On land and sea.
And through the years, from the death ess
page,
summons has sounded long;
10 youth and manhood, and n0ary age.
Thc message 10 this-'Bo etroHg."
"When was a Onv-" he paused and said
To the listener by his knee,
'Of the mon VINO were as zig ats ] road
In dark worlds history!
They pr'ztd the truth, and were loyei Of
God,
And NO iear OF maa hey knew;
And stiil from the glorious heights ;heJ
trO6,
Tho mo- sage Is thls-'Be true."
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
House OF Correction.
OF the Republican.

A citizen of Wilmington In the
Houte OF Correction ut Holmsburg, Pa.
| writes:
There are about 1900 males and fs
males In this reformatory, some from
l OK ceasive Drunkenness. and others for
neglect of family AID wife beating.
Tne departments are various and Gaon
have their separate work-tailoring,
shoe making and carpet weaving. The
Of this vast building are
fenced In for two miles along the Della
ware river, and pretty much reserved
Tor farming and cattle raising.
The prisoners, many In number, oan
be seen on the public roads grading and
making new thoroughfares. They are
known BY their peculiar stripes that
look like barber's pole on each man.
They work and toll the time they have
to serve, which 10 from thirty tU ninety
days, and some dread leaving this In
stitution ut the end Of their time. How
|disgraceful, and yet how sad 10 the his
tory OF some Of these vagrAnts, who
make this place their home. There 10
an OK Senator, who four years ago
represented the Fourth district OF
philadelphia at Harrisburg, among the
inmAieA had q pleasant talk with
Elm ~ he stood .. the desk keeping
books, and such excellent language and
force Of conversation made me forget
was talking to . pauper, . man Of com.
mandins appearance. with small, sharp
eyes and we'll rounded head.
"WhAt brought you here?" "Rum
and politics," he remarked. "a intend
10 stor here; there Is no better place for
me. Do you SOC that tall, pleasant faced
man over there? That man was Pres
byterian minister In Detroit, and one
|of the most eloquent divines in that
oity eight years ago. Do you sec
that old man with q pail in his hand?
He WAS practicing physician In New
York. Do you see that man cleaning z
the spittoons? He WAS lawyer"
This YVES only part OF that mans con.
versation, as l ftood and wondered at
the mtshsps OF life In that terrible CUP.
Here was IN ex Senator, minister and
lawyer among the lowest Of the lowest
OF humanity In this placs.
! walked along and viewed tho de.
spised OF society, as they worked and
talked OF the many old segar "butts'
they had picked mp (known in their
language as enipes) and rmoked.
when will ye get out, Mike" Me
time Is mp ON Friday, and will have a
good old "tsde" aboard, and don't ye
forget it." Such language would con.
vulse "dude" OF the rArest sensibility
and smart his ears with dread. Re
specially, GEO. W. KIRBY.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
Bru.aIIy Murdered Ira an Asyium.

o., Ill May 25.-On May 1st,
adroe, a farmer, died at the
Southern Insane asylum at Anna, Ill g,
where ne had been sent tor treatment.
The cause OF death assigned by the ply
sleiaps Of the asylum was broken blood
vessel From the appearance OF the body i,
and on account or stories from other
patients t the effect that Peadroe had
been very harshly treated, the body was
Iexhumed and an autopsy held yesterday.
1t was found that the lett cheek k bone was
'crusbei and two large pieces taken out.
The righ' cheek was found to have been
torn completely off. and the chest pre-
,sented horribly bcuised and lacerated
Numerous other cont usions
were found on the body, and altogether
the rem aims presented sicken:ug spec.
tacle. Late last night a Coroner's jury
'eturned verdict that Peadroe came
to his death by wounds inflicted by Off
GERS o. attendants in charge OF the asy.
lum.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
A stock syDsiicato.

A g.. Lcnss paper pat 'ishes a report
}of a scheme, originst,nR with the Wy.
ming Stock Associa ion of Chayepne,
10 0nso'id ats sll tae cattle Interests OF
tha Nortnuest and torn company
Is 6icn shall coErrpl s15, eco 0m worth
of cattle and grazlag 'aDns There are
said to o. coab es.ei u ish ths eLt"rprise
, Messta. Sturr's, Lane, Cac.v, Davis,
Iiitfa and Clarke, OF Cheyeone, aud Vi
rlohs aud Eavomeyer. of New York,
together with q number OF 5ootoh aud
Englisn capitalists ard some trom Bos.
ton aad Philsdslphis. These gentle
yDen already control fully bali Of the
steck in Wy omins, aud have the cup
pnrt OF naaciy al! the rest of that Terri
tCrr,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
Walking Match.

The third day of the six days go 40.
you please contest now In progress 1t
the Rink Building, Twenty third and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, END ed
last night at midnight, with Samuel
Day In the lead.
The SCORE at midnight was as follows: !:
Mtlesws: Day. 276; Cox. 263i Burns,
2So; Tiliy. 2oi; Adams, 1876; Nolan, 1Ss; @
d. B. Dillon, 1877; NJ. Dillon, 1872.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
At the Academy of Music.

There WAS a fair.sized audience at tb,
Academy of Music last evening TO wit
ness Miss Frances Bishop and her com
pany in the comedy drama "Muggs
Landing" This play ,and the very ex'
cellent manner in which 1t is presented
gives universal satisfaction, and thu
comedy part, which ia well taken care
OF by All Mcdowell, as the land agent
keeps the audience oonvulsed with
laughter. 1t will be given every after
noon and evening this week.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

(.,.1, la'' is The big big key of our
la'rlul business and our
" SsIoas stock. L unlocts $
ksSS'' Of goodwill to us,
cp1'es don't need to be as
{ Fea that goods are reliable.
| w. workmanship will last
l., have mad so MAT,
|, N experience Of our
NJ. u methods and durable
,n,4, a,.ns, and they know
FFasnaker as:;,l & Brown are
! sS1'as Sa.., backward, but get.
Is',er and better.
N, e'''k \, business a good
IT,, ,s., The pri .es, then, a
~''alnly satisfactory
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

DR.. s,m.ns, white pulnon,o Balsam,

the great leadicg lung remedy OF WI
mipston, Dsl and in fact every pisce
~here IL becomes known. Il will posi-
lively cure iD every cave /, n cure Can
be- effecteJ nj sll. Fcr opGahs, sore
throat, hosrsenPsa, Group. HJc It IL
really g-.nd. 5D,, sad ST.. Depoi
Fourth AMI Einz streets. Sol. By
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
Reduction In Carpets,

Notwithstanding CrAnor & Go. have
been selling carpets all the season at
lower prices than any other house in
Wilmington, they have made reduo
tions which they think sufficient to
clear their stock almost entirely out
within the next thirty days.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
In our
|CRNIIURE

ltnsnt we are display. play
Walnut Marble Top
|abcr Suites from $1,000, !,
loo. Hair Cloth and
Parlor Suites from
% to 500. Stained
Painted Gotta &c
fpber Suites, light and
tol.rs, $500 to $4,000; ;
snole,e assortment OF
{rg Room and Kitchen
htu.e,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

Major 3riakle with his CON tt aud lett
Jersey City on Tuesday for their An-
a. the Hisalards, nepr the
city huiits, The Majr ,wouli lizs to
meet any of the Old p,ld'rrs rho nerved
under him IN sbs Eourta DelawT-
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
Comfort at BIB Market Street.

~ cordially recommend Df. Dnpree
to all who slffer with sore feet, having
personally teetad his NETT bod OF cure,
which la entirely without pain.
S.gued STEWART CARLISLE
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
90 To

Taylor & Eullertou's, 800 King street,
for vial Of Hance's Mandrake Pellets.
They will cure headache, constipation
go. Are small, readily y swallowed, and
lust the thing for children.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

e. e. Hanna's ios cream parlnrs, 829
and 851 Jeffersou stresr. Families snd
parties supplied al saort notice. Esls
phone Gall 434.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

1t will pay you to examiue the full
line of lt.oe CAPS JUS received, trom
l1s. upwards. Kukiil & Poiss, IS ~, nd
aud Ta.aall ST. ee.s.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

We inviss thote VITO have been una
BILE to get -four tha: would Jus; satt
them to give us u trial, as wa know wa
can satisfy them. j. =. Hamilton ~
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
why Borrow Trouble

when you osn always find just VITA
you want in has or bonnet At MIA Il. S
Kifby q, 20 IL inx street
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

sHILoH's COUGH and GanSu d D.!on
Cure is sold by us on eu*raD'"s 1t
cures consumption. SAID hg N. Il Dan.
forth, cor, End aud Market SM.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

CRouP, W COPING COUGH aod Bron
ebiuB lraus ,iiAteHy relieved BY Shiioh's
ggfs. Sold hy II. Is. Dan toftd, our. 2uG
ard Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
3-B. II. BIB. B. B.-s.

81. II. Bourbon & Bro monufsc
ture-s, N w. Cor. 2nd and Orana" 5ts
P. s.. Clsais By the box specially
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

For lame back. aide or chest, ute
Shiloh's Porous Piaster. Price % cts.
Sold by N. D. DapfoIth. cor. Il d &
Market Sta.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

Go to Yerger's for your picture
frames, 419 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

chat everybody ought to know that A.
esrg6snt gives GAO ms. OF the bast
vell-clsaned coal IN avery ton you buy
Oak, pins and hicLoty kidding wooe
IN largo losds Lime for whitewash.
ing. 9srd, foot O. Hontoe strset, Ceu.
trsl Office. seyeuth snd Kiag stretsts
Look for tae hloe sisa. Open IN the
evening.
Tin Roofing.
Alex. Cham bsrs, tin roofer. snout'ng
and joobinR attended TO. No. 2l2 King
street.
Sasa's, Eraaoh street, whesa, Is 10
s,lace 70 bay vonr GOAL.
Bos g sod coal go 70 SnBh's, Frsoh!,
street whsTs.
B7erybody chsws Son Ball. just fits
the mouth. Sold by ell dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

CretcNbL.
Try the crescent -four. W. j. KIM
Tie, Seoon1 and Justson.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

Strong cough candy ut Ferguson's.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26
[1Y CARRIAGES.

!. have a large Rattan
s sra,eh 1''i With Satin Para,
and nd g galvanized s'a stsel
pgs A''u ,;i l,roain. All
\, rom 500 to $1,000
kpy cheap
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

Thompson's cure cure for bone SPAWN,
600 Shipley street,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

For carr sts-Oranor 8 %,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-26

BEDDING
AND
STOVES.

pair Cotton Ingram
pet, 40 cents.
IN Wecl Filing Ingram
pst . cents.
ex Extra Super Ingram
pet /; cents.
canton Mattines, 90 cents
10 cents.
Brussels Carpet, IS cents
El.!s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-16

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-16

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-16

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